Treatment of Pulsating White Dwarfs including General Relativistic Effects.
Pulsating very dense white dwarfs models noting general relativity
Cameron, A. G. W.↗
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An observation in situ of an auroral pulsation
Auroral pulsation observed by Aerobee rocket instruments and ground multichannel photometer indicating primarily temporal fluctuation
Dick, K. A.↗
Influence of opacity on the pulsational stability of massive stars with uniform chemical composition
Massive homogeneous star pulsation stability, determining maximum mass by opacity formula
Simon, N. R.↗
Behavior of a vapor bubble in a pulsating pressure field
Vapor bubble response to sinusoidal pressure pulsation in water bulk and on metal wall
Hsu, Y. Y.↗
Dual satellite observations of earth's bow shock. I - The thick pulsation shock
Dual satellite magnetic field and plasma measurements of earth bow thick pulsation shock by Vela 3A and Explorer 33
Binsack, J. H.↗
Pulsations of blue variable stars
Evolution of pulsating variable binary star by nuclear interactions
Stothers, R. B.↗
Nonlinear pulsations of unstable massive main- sequence stars. I - Small-amplitude tests of an approximation technique
Unstable massive main sequence stars nonlinear pulsation, using small amplitude tests of approximation technique
Talbot, R. J., Jr.↗
Magnetic field pulsations at ATS 1
Geomagnetic field measurements by ATS 1 in synchronous equatorial orbit, determining pulsations types during magnetically quiet and geomagnetic storm periods
Coleman, P. J., Jr.↗
A phase and amplitude study of auroral pulsations
Auroral pulsation analysis from rocket soundings, investigating oxygen green linear excitation sources
Parkinson, T. D.↗
X-ray pulsations from Cygnus X-1 observed from Uhuru
X ray pulsations from Cygnus X-1 observed from Uhuru satellite, suggesting exstar discovery
Giacconi, R.↗
Discovery of periodic X-ray pulsations in Centaurus X-3 from UHURU
Large amplitude periodic X ray pulsations from Centaurus X-3, observing abrupt source intensity and pulse rate changes
Giacconi, R.↗
Observations on pulsating auroras
Infrasonic pulsations of optical auroral luminosity in 3914 A positive molecular nitrogen ion and 5577 A O I emission measurement by double photometer system
Miller, R. E.↗
A search for X-ray pulsations from Cygnus X-1
Cygnus X-1 X ray data with temporal resolution, examining pulsations and flare activity
Doxsey, R.↗
A pulsating X-ray source in Circinus
Circinus pulsating X ray source spectrum analysis, considering bremsstrahlung and black body models
Bowyer, S.↗
GX 349 plus 2 and GX 340 plus 0 - Locations and X-ray pulsation limits
X ray sources pulsation limits and locations determination by rocket-borne rotating modulation collimator
Doxsey, R.↗
Unsteady gas pulsations in a compliant tube
Unsteady gas pulsations in compliant tube, predicting pressure amplitude extremum as function of mean flow by linear theory with frictional effect
Klinzing, G. E.↗
Total pressure averaging in pulsating flows
A number of total-pressure tubes were tested in a non-steady flow generator in which the fraction of period that pressure is a maximum is approximately 0.8, thereby simulating turbomachine-type flow conditions. Most of the tubes indicated a pressure which was higher than the true average. Organ-pipe resonance which further increased the indicated pressure was encountered within the tubes at discrete frequencies. There was no obvious combination of tube diameter, length, and/or geometry variation used in the tests which resulted in negligible averaging error. A pneumatic-type probe was found to measure true average pressure, and is suggested as a comparison instrument to determine whether nonlinear averaging effects are serious in unknown pulsation profiles. The experiments were performed at a pressure level of 1 bar, for Mach number up to near 1, and frequencies up to 3 kHz.
Krause, L. N.↗